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Noctua adds a 92mm fan to its arsenal
6 February 2008, 10:06
The generally well received range of fans from Noctua have been added to today in the form of Noctua's first 92mm fan, the NF-B9.
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Thermaltake offer complete ESA Certified solution
1 February 2008, 09:49
Fans of NVIDIA's Enthusiast System Architecture (ESA) will be happy to hear that Thermaltake will soon be offering ESA certified products for all three components of an ESA system; PSU, ...
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Win-lose-win with Thermaltake's DuOrb
29 January 2008, 17:23
To promote the launch of its newest, and possibly most ostentatious CPU cooler ever, Thermaltake is running a competition in which both the winners and losers have a chance of ...
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Is it a Hoverboard? Nope, just an almighty laptop cooler.
10 January 2008, 15:55
Sitting next to the Antec Signature Series of PSUs was this behemoth of a laptop cooler, which is admittedly still in development… but my god, look at the size of ...
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How to watercool a larger server rack, presented by CoolIT
10 January 2008, 15:32
Ever wondered how to watercool a 26U rack? You'll need something like this.
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CoolIT's TEC cooler aims to freeze GeForce 8800s
9 January 2008, 15:53
It'll cool two GeForce 8800 Ultras with consummate ease, apparently. We're not so sure it's worth the $299 asking price.
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Thermaltake flaunts DuOrb CPU cooler
4 January 2008, 13:59
Cooling maestro Thermaltake is set to reveal its first ESA certified products at CES and in preparation of the event, it teases us with its DuOrb CPU cooler.
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CoolIT goes all out with liquid cooling lineup at CES
4 January 2008, 11:31
Freezone Elite, PURE, Boreas MTEC Chassis and Dual Drive Bay VGA coolers are just some of the cooling goodies that CoolIT Systems will have on display at CES. Here's a ...
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Gigabyte launches G-Power 2 Pro cooler
17 December 2007, 10:17
If all coolers were made to look sexy, they'd look something like the curvy G-Power 2 Pro from Gigabyte.
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Review: Got £50 to spend on a CPU? Read this.
4 December 2007, 00:24
We take a look at two budget processors from Intel and AMD, overclock them significantly, and tell you which one to buy if you only have £50 to spend.
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Thermaltake DuoOrb twin-fin GPU cooler
21 November 2007, 16:10
Thermaltake's DuOrb GPU cooler uses a figure-of-eight design with two sets of heat-radiating fins - each with one of the new Scurve fans in the middle. The result, according to ...
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Something for the ladies from Zaward
21 November 2007, 01:05
Zawards laptop cooler is smaller than the average cooler and may have some unexpected 'extra' benefits. Nudge, nudge, wink, wink.
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abit pushes IX38 QuadGT board up to 2200MHz FSB, thanks to LN2 cooling
20 November 2007, 12:27
How to pass an afternoon at abit's headquarters. Just keep your gloves on.
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Evolution of a cooler
19 November 2007, 17:59
Zaward give us a brief visual example of how a cooler is evolved...
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Get your pipes heated with Zaward
19 November 2007, 17:29
Zaward show us the Vivo featuring the Golf Fan and an innovative direct contact heatpipe system.
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Vadim offspring to launch modular GPU waterblock
29 August 2007, 17:50
High-end PC builder Vadim has entered the watercooling market under the name "BlastFlow". Its first cooler is a GPU waterblock intended to work on any graphics card... more or less.
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Ionic wind mooted as the future of PC cooling!
15 August 2007, 12:11
Charged particles to come to hot-running components' rescue? Researchers at Purdue University think so.
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HEXUS - Computex 2007 :: CoolIT takes CrossFire to a new level
15 June 2007, 12:03
We talk to Geoff Lyon, CEO of CoolIT Systems, at Computex 2007 about his company's new ATi CrossFire liquid cooler - which can take your PC over 20,000 in 3DMark06 ...
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Cooler Master factory tour. Interested in chassis? Read this.
14 June 2007, 09:46
Cooler Master factory tour. Interested in chassis? Read this?
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Secret new heat-pipe on DFI's X38, P35 and RD790 boards
13 June 2007, 10:19
Secret new heat-pipe on DFI's X38, P35, and RD790 boards
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abit cranks up P35 chipset to 455MHz. Quad-core at 4550MHz
9 June 2007, 13:51
abit cranks up P35 chipset to 455MHz. Quad-core at 4550MHz
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Thermaltake Radeon HD 2900 XT cooler, huge-ass memory heatsinks and more
9 June 2007, 09:48
Thermaltake Radeon HD 2900 XT cooler, huge-ass memory heatsinks and more
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Thermalright enters PC chassis market with huge heatsinks
7 June 2007, 17:12
Thermalright enters PC chassis market with huge heatsinks
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Cooler Master's Sphere heatsink blows away the competition
6 June 2007, 19:00
Cooler Master's Sphere heatsink blows away the competition
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CoolIT tops 20,000 in 3DMark06
5 June 2007, 17:14
CoolIT's CrossFire MTEC liquid cooling system helps a pair of ATi Radeon HD 2900 XTs break past 20,000 in 3DMark 06 - which would place in the current world top ...
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EXCLUSIVE - CoolIT chills the Radeon HD 2900XT in CrossFire
5 June 2007, 16:32
Here at Computex 2007, CoolIT have once again pulled something special out of the bag
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ARCTIC COOLING launches MX-2 - THE silicon paste to own?
5 June 2007, 13:42
ARCTIC COOLING launches MX-2 - THE silicon paste to own?
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ENERMAX Twister fans and JAZZ enclosure feature novel touches
5 June 2007, 12:50
ENERMAX Twister fans and JAZZ enclosure feature novel touches
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ARCTIC COOLING's GeForce 8800 and Radeon HD 2900 XT aftermarket cooler!
5 June 2007, 12:43
ARCTIC COOLING to launch GeForce 8800 and Radeon HD 2900 XT aftermarket cooler!
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Review: LGA 775 CPU Cooler Mega Test
1 June 2007, 14:45
Thinking about going for an Intel Core2Duo CPU? Well join the gang. But not until you've read Matt Davey's findings about 25 compatible CPU coolers in the biggest group test ...
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Thermaltake throw a membrane at sweaty palms
20 March 2007, 19:06
Thermaltake throw a membrane at sweaty palms
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